Dundalk aim to keep pressure on Galway United

With Cork City and Bray facing off this evening, Dundalk know a draw at Turner’s Cross would, if they can beat Galway United, see the champions close the gap on the leaders and make second place their own in the Premier Division.

But, regardless of the result in Cork , Stephen Kenny’s side will be anxious to make the most of a trip to the home of the team which, three points adrift, currently props up the table.

That said, Galway are entitled to take some confidence from the way in which, through David Cawley’s goal five minutes from time, they came away from the Markets Field with a point, after a 1-1 draw with Limerick.